The six-winged Biological Sciences Building was built in 1969. The wings represent the studies and programs offered (Psychology, Zoology, Genetics, Botany, Microbiology, and the Center Wing that links them all together).

It was the last building at the U of A whose design and construction was supervised by the Alberta Department of Public Works, which had constructed every building on campus until that point. Upgrades include replacement of air handlers with five 35,000 cfm Huntair fumehood exhaust Air Handling Unit’s.

University of Alberta Biological Sciences Exhaust PDF